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$595,000 USD
+24 moreMakeHatteras
Length181.4m
Cabins3
Draft181.4m
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About this vessel
Come step aboard this beautiful Hatteras Motoryacht and enjoy her many custom features. This yacht is fitted with optional solid teak cockpit and flybridge. Note the optional three portlights above the bed and an extra portlight added to each of the three heads bringing light and ventilation below.
From her spacious foredeck lounge pad, stainless steel anchor, and custom designer interior upholstery to dual radars, low-profile "hidden" davit features, this yacht is designed to impress and exceed your expectation. Stand up walk-in engine room plus vast tool/utility space in the lazarette. There is further stowage aft easily accessible from the swim step which includes optional stern line control windlass.
Beautiful inlaid varnished table on the aft deck for al fresco entertaining. Fully enclosed flybridge for all-weather enjoyment! Three stateroom and three deluxe heads including bathtub in the master.
Specifications
The details
Vessel
MakeHatteras
Dimensions
Length overall181.4m
Draft181.4m
Accommodation
Cabins3
Features
On board
CAT 3412E series engines
Twin Onan 21 Kw generators
Solid teak cockpit and flybridge
Portlights (master cabin and all heads)
Dual radars
Low-profile davit system
Stainless steel anchor
Stern line control windlass
Fully enclosed flybridge
Custom designer interior upholstery
Inlaid varnished table (aft deck)
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